idsbc

Works perfectly!

Thank you!

Well, the 20 bucks per Month for all-in-add-ons is an incomparable price to the ClickFunnels first package for example, aka $99 per Month.

We think the pricing for Groundhogg is absolutely possible to pay even if for a small business owner or a growing blogger.

Plus to mention that the main plugin is completely free and provides all the features to grow your sales before you even pay a cent. Once you hit some sales with the help of Groundhogg, it can easily pay off the add-ons if you decide you need them.

Please share another option similar to Groundhogg, if you already found one. We are curious to see if anything similar exists as we couldn’t find a comparable Service-Price ratio for the same niche product.

Done!
Thank you for considering this feature

Would it be possible to add it as a feature in some future release or paid version of the plugin?

Thanks,
I’ll contact them and post here if any solution will be provided.

Thanks for the clarification!
After your example, I see that it is very well designed like it is.

Yes, you’re right.

I am using Elementor.

Any workaround? Because it is a great feature to block the website navigation before re-consent.
Some coded URL in functions.php?

Thanks!

Thanks for replying!

I will try to explain myself better:

1. When a visitor (no login) comes to the website he sees the Privacy Bar on the bottom of the page – he can accept it directly and also change the cookies settings (On/Off)

2. When a user is logged in, he sees first the re-consent Bar (or Modal Window depending which option is chosen in back-end) to first accept the changes in the new Privacy Policy page.
Only AFTERWARDS the Privacy Bar appears to accept the Cookies as in point 1.

My question or request is:
would it be possible in the back-end to also activate the re-consent Bar/Modal for not logged in visitors?

Thanks.

ANy news on this? I am interested in the topic. We use this plugin with WooCommerce on several sites, and till now we didn’t detect any problems.

Never used the ‘Abandoned Cart Plugin…’ though.

What about a div with absolute positioning in a corner at the bottom of the website, that contains the upper shortcode. Then the visitors always have fast access to re-consider their cookies.

Would the developer like to bring this feature in?

Hi @bonaldi,

so you mean to put Google Analytics and Hotjar as Category (with their respective cookies), instead of stacking them up together under Analytics, for example. Yes, it is a way.

Still, I see as a more elegant solution to group the cookies and then have an On/Off switch. I guess this will be useful for websites with lots of cookies though.

For simple websites, the way you suggest is great. Thanks for the tip!

I am interested what the developer would say.

So to be precise, I am using it only in Bar modus and not Modal. On the Bar, I couldn’t see a “Disagree” button.

Thanks.

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Also interested!

Some docs to start with would be awesome.

Great! Looking forward for the coming back.
All the best

Hi,

I was just checking follow-ups. I am glad to hear all that you’ve mentioned! I will send you an email and get in testing if you still need so.

Thanks for the great plugin support!

Best